Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. JULY 16. 1887.

Born in New York City, July 3, 1887, to the wife of Dr. c. Bsrrows, U. .. As sine boy.
 The police force of the city has been reduced by half. Officers Martin and McClsrty have resigned to seek more lucrative occupations.
 Among the land entries made on the line of the Florence canal IS secuon taken up by General Miles and one by Judge W. H. Barnes
 Gnsvmas messengers cn the railroad are ousrantined three weeks before they are permitted to enter or pass through Texas.
 Fred Wall vas examined before Judge Never yesterday of the charge ot shoot ing Frank Moran, He was held with. cut bail to await the action of the next grand jury,
 Superintendent Macy, of the Silver King, accompanied by Mrs, Mscy, 'lsl- ted Tucson on. the Fourth. They re msined over but one day and then re- turned home.
 The estimated damage to the David son water ditch by the eastern rains uiIl not amount to more than three hundred dollars.
 The St. Louis Exchange IS the favor, ite saloon In town to-day. All tastes sno notions of what constitutes gool drlnFs, csn he here satisfied. Pay your money and inc goods will be forthcoming,
 The town is virtually without prot estant clergyman. Rev, U. Gregory ana wife have gone north. Rev. Dole snd wife are summerlDs Tn Los Ahgeles, Rev. Downs and wife are ess' ana Bishop Adams is ID the Glooe ooubuS'
 The Artic Ice O., is dotng rushing hnsipess these days. They are making avery superior quality ot ice ana are selling it st 8 very reAsonaoie prlSe. The consumers here should stand D! the home company,
 Tie ouartermaster's department has been instructed to furnish transportation to three Indian scouts under charge oi Mike Rurps, from Los Angeles 10 Mll- COX Ar,zona, the party to delay at Fort Yuma and vicinity five days ln route
 Jesus Baldenegro, Pascual Ortlz and Manuel Twas arrested on the charge ot robbing tbe store of Frank BrowneL, ID the Rsrbooulyaris were discharged from cnstodv today, the evidence being in- snfioient 10 convict. This case cost the county at least S2OO-
 The terrific storm from which inc city suffered so severely on Thursday lsst. came from the immediate direction of Fort Lowell, but, strange to say, the storm failed to affect them ID the least It evidently rose and gathered Its fuil force on the mesa intervening between | here and Lowell.
 "A Few English Wsyslde Blros' as seen by American eyes, will be sketehe9 | by Theodore Fl. Mead, in The Amerl- | can Magazine for August The article will. it is hoped, show that most oi the common birds of England are eheery little fellows. with none of the vices of the detested sparrow.
 Hon. 0. Nj. Strauss, Hon. Selim Frank lin and City Councilman MIltenoerg departed for the east few days since. Mr. Strauss went to attend national educational convention at Chicago. MT Franklin went on 8 psseRr 10 the varl- ous eastern cities and Councilman Mll- tenberg promises an account ot hlmseii when he returns.
 Buff is the renowned miXiologist of the Pacific Coast, When Buffalo Bill went to England he offered Buff SlO.00O ayesr to mix drinks for the Wild West Show, but the tempting offer was re fused. CRtawba wine punches are hls latest novelties; they are lined with gold | and filagree dismond trimmings. Try | one to-day for tomorrow you msy dle.
 It appears that an effort is heinz I being made to remove the Rev. D. W. Cslfee from the Methodist psstorste at Globe by some of the church authori- ties. It is however, meeting with de- oided opposition by many of the good people of that little burg. who have united in lengthy petition to Bishop Walden asking hls retention.
 Mir. James NJ Finlay, of HRrshRw, Is experimenting the Phenix mine near WIckenberg, He is reported to have everything in good shape and expects shortly to begin crushing ore. Mir. Findlsy was formerly superintendent ot the Hermoss and Is accounted one Of the best inning superinteDdents in the territory.
 Although not a very distant neIghbor, the republic of VeneZula IS little known to Northern Americans. A land Of per petusl summer, 1t presents many and NdTl6Q hItThCklOBs AD lAiN AbuAA0A "AASA | are to be pleasantly set forth by pr. W. F, Hutchinson in The North American Magazine for August, with portrait of the renowned Venezuels President, Gen, GuzmBn BlGnco,
 On Upper Cherry creek, about 10 o'clock Monday night, 1l-yesr old girl named Bowie was i1 bed with two other children, in the upper story Of house, which caught fire from lamp. Before they could be rescued, the Bowie child had the skin burned from her back, hair burned from her head and hands badly scorched. With good treatment she may recover. The other two children escaped unhurt Courier.
 MT: and Mrs, E. F. Conoyer returned by Wednesday mornings train from Tucson, where they have been for the past two weeks. In the evening of that day a number of friends of the happy couple rendered them serensde at the Wilcox House. Music and singing were indulged in for about an hour when the serensders departed with many wishes for long life, prosperity and happiness to the pewly welded couple.-South- western Stockmsn.
 The famous mine of PotosI, Bolivia, has yielded Sl.000.000 900 from l545 to 179S, a period of PA years. This at the rate of S4,09S, 900 per snnum. The Combstock mines have yielded one-half as much In a period of 2S years, which at the rate of SIS, ,7l5, per snnum. More than 5000 mines have been developed at Potosi. and the end IS not yet. It IS the highest inning camp m the world, its altitude being 12.000 feet above the sea level.
 Bob Burdette says: "God wasted mud when he made the man who after taking paper for six months ordered 1t stop ped without paying up arrears. Bob is right and sn inspection of suhscrlp- tion books will show that good deal of mud was wasted. Men that will take 8 newspaper for six months or year and then refuse to pay for 1t. would steal corn from a blind chicken.- Southern Industry.
 Major S. NJ. whitside, of the 7th